Thanks to Leon for getting me the name
Day 5
Sunday, 28 October, 2001
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| The train station at Zoetermeer | A wonderful old building in The Hague desecrated by a Burger King |
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| Rotterdam | Rotterdam |
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| Cool architecture in Rotterdam | A big anchor outside a museum |
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| Erasmusbrug, a half-suspension, half-drawbridge in Rotterdam. Thanks to Leon for getting the name for me. | More cool architecture |
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| How to drive around the world in your car | It must cost too much to build a whole building |
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| The little green guy is climbing the building | Yet another cool building |
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| They don't let roads get in the way | A real life Matchbox Car! |
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| Just one of the several cool statues in Rotterdam | A building with its own, built-in escape slide |
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| A Shipyard in Rotterdam | One final cool building in Rotterdam |
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| Centraal Station - Amsterdam | Had to visit the Hard Rock Cafe |
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| Had to visit the Dread Rock Cafe, too! | How about a nice game of chess? |
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| The WWII monument in Amsterdam, Monument on the Dam Thanks to Leon for getting me the name |
Looking down a canal in Amsterdam |
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| The buildings are very narrow. Taxes were assessed by width when they were built. | One of the shopping districts in Amsterdam |
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| Inside one of the cathedrals | Another canal lined with homes |